Minecraft - 2 Easy Ways to Find Ancient Debris/Netherite

Find around 70 Ancient Debris per Hour with these Easy Ways! Netherite can be hard to find so here are my 2 favourite easiest way you can find it. One method required only a pickaxe, other requires also TNT.

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Music in this video:
Toby Tranter - Perfect Time

[MNGLD-dokc]

Signs of wealth:
1. Mansion
2. Sports car
3. Expensive clothes/watches
4. Enchanted flint and steel

[Tajai]

Tip: Don't do the TNT method in the basalt deltas as basalt is much more blast resistant than netherrack so you end up with smaller tunnels and much less debris is uncovered.

[ishmir]

small tip for anyone: if you have mending, you don't need to constantly refill ur durability in the overworld. just farm the nether quartz. they give a good amount of exp and helps your pickaxe last a hella long time.

[justgiveup]

"This method is good if you have a gunpowder farm"
*Laughs in Shulkercraft creeper farm*

[Zephyrinnnnn]

"Depending on your luck"

My luck: *no*

[BobBob-bzkw]

Just strip mined like that with a diamond pick for 45 minutes and got 1 ancient debris, very poggers

[krisp_side_]

Next enable chunk borders

Laughs in console

[Becraft]

2:15 A tip to save TNT's: do this same method, but don't add TNT every 1 block. Leave 3 blocks of space for each tnt you place, so you save and the tunnel gets bigger. The only problem is that it takes a little longer for the tunnel to form, but it's worth it. Hope this helps!

[EllieEickhorst]

Y’all remember when the only thing we would search was “how to find diamonds”?Good times.

[Ryder-Plays]

“The bed method is worst”

Me afking at my sheep farm:

Edit: omg ty for all the likes

[theluchakabuto]

"Start by enabling chunk borders"

Bedrock console players: Ight imma head out

Edit: Im impressed with the amount of poorly thought out responses Im still getting months later. It’s common knowledge at this point you can figure out chunk borders by doing math equations and lining yourself up on-top of those spot in game. You aren’t special by knowing this information.
The method of mining ancient debris shown in the video is only slightly faster than the bed method in theory because you can quickly see where chunk borders are without any effort in thinking . Doing the math and constantly making sure you are on borders increases the brain effort enough to make this method slow and bad.
Stop saying it, please :)

[FuryDroplet]

"the bed method is the worst"

but i like kaboom-

[halpa]

"The bed method is the worst in my opinion"

Me who died by bed method for 15 times: Ok

Edit: Bed method are cool, stop reply this comment section with serious comment it's just a joke :<

[rittn]

This how a tutorial should look like, short and helpfull!

[bangersonjaiden]

"... and of course Flint and Steel"
me: *Laughs in Flame Bow*

[Duckio]

i love your style of videos :) really helpful!

[Airblader]

My tip: expose any quartz and leave it, only mine it when your pick needs to be repaired. That way the pick basically lasts forever (requires mending obviously).

Personally I just strip mine. Maybe not the most efficient, but it's relaxing.

[defeatSpace]

A good rule of thumb that I find works well is to place one TNT every 3 seconds or 3 to 4 blocks, it saves resources and the TNT chains pretty reliably while still making a wide tunnel.

[wildmonster]

How to start a comment war:
Say beds are overrated in mining

[Dramilos]

How to know if a minecraft tutorial is good:
He's using captions instead of talking